Where every receipt is also a rescue.
100% of what you spend, donate, and volunteer here goes straight back into shelter beds, court advocates, and counseling sessions for survivors. It's the engine that keeps everything else free.
Open today
Shop. Donate goods. Volunteer.
Pick your door — they all lead to the same place: more help for more survivors.
Stop in any open day.
Sister's Closet Thrift Store
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Free parking. Wheelchair accessible. Service animals welcome. EBT not currently accepted but discounted-day programs available.
- Monday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tuesday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wednesday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Thursday10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Friday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- SundayClosed
- Tuesday – Saturday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Sunday & MondayNo drop-offs
Your closet, their next chapter.
A reasonable rule of thumb: if you'd be comfortable giving it to a friend, we can probably sell it.
What we welcome Yes please
- Clean, gently-used clothing & shoes
- Coats, jackets, accessories
- Bags, purses, backpacks
- Books, records, DVDs
- Kitchenware & small appliances
- Linens, towels, bedding
- Small furniture & lamps
- Toys (no recalls), board games
- Decor, framed art, mirrors
- Jewelry & watches
- Sports gear, musical instruments
- Holiday items & seasonal goods
What we can't accept Sorry
- Mattresses, box springs, cribs
- Car seats, strollers (safety recalls)
- Recalled toys or baby gear
- Tube TVs & large electronics
- Damaged or stained items
- Underwear (new with tags OK)
- Open beauty & toiletry products
- Expired food or medications
- Hazardous materials, paint, chemicals
- Treadmills & large exercise gear
- Pianos & large furniture without prior call
- Items that need significant repair
Have a large donation? We'll come to you.
Free pickup for furniture and bulk items within [service area]. Schedule a week ahead during peak season. Tax receipts provided on request.
Help run the engine.
Whether you're between jobs, between kids, or just looking for a place to spend a Tuesday afternoon — we have a role for you. Most shifts are 3 hours. Most volunteers stay for years.
"I started volunteering after my own daughter left a bad relationship. I've been here eleven years. The work is steady, the people are kind, and every price tag I write means somebody's safer."
Sorter & pricer
Inspect donations, sort by category, set fair prices. Behind-the-scenes, low-key, social.
Floor & merchandising
Display goods, restock racks, help shoppers find their thing. Good energy required.
Register & checkout
Run the register, greet shoppers, process tax-receipt requests. Light training provided.
Pickup driver
Drive our truck to pickup donations across the service area. Valid license & clean record needed.
When I left, I had a garbage bag of clothes. Sister's Closet gave me a coffee maker, two work outfits, and a casserole dish for my new apartment — for fifteen dollars. The volunteer who rang me up didn't make me feel like a charity case. She just told me I had good taste in mugs.
Show up the way that fits your week.
One $20 receipt funds an hour of legal advocacy. One bag of donated clothes turns into a week of groceries for a family. One Saturday shift keeps the doors open. It all counts.